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THEANACONDA STANDARD, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER a, 1891.
JHEBUTTE OFFICE,
elmi. STANDARD
Itto the New Windsor Hotel Annex. Xo. 31^East Ifrnaelvva)-. The TrleptaoDe
NumberN
Advertisementswill 1m^ riv.-lveel at the Putts^^dice of the KT*M^^lil^ till ^ o'clock IV M for^Insertion In the folios inc iniiiulng's paper
TheMUNM 1^ delivered to Itnttc Wib-^serll-er-. early cver^ morolDK.
BUTTKCURRENT NOTES.
Mr.ami Mrs William Muth of Helena^an- in the city.
Thefuneral of the infant daughter of^Jacob Fohr of Walkerville will be hclil Una^afternoon.
Mrs.Ann Hirers* '^^^ received tho sad^news of the death of licr mother at San^Franeiaco.
JohnF. Jones and Miss Eva Smith. Irotli^of Hutio. were married Thursday by Kev.^E. D. Holmes.
Thefuneral of Larry Wilson M held^yesterday afternooti from Sherman's un^^dertaking rooms.
C.E. Dutton returne*! yesterday from^his vacation w hich inehided a trip over^the Canadian Pacific line.
Mr*.Uempaey has sold out IB* Thornton^lodrinc liouso and romoved to Hyatt's^bouse in We^t Park atrwt.
Mr.and Mr*. R. M. Oavidson and Mrs.^P. Wilson and children returned yester^^day from Chattanooga. Tenn.
Countyl'liysici.m Leonard yesterday^found a new com; of diphtheria in the^Kemper addition, tho patient lieinc Ole^Gilletson, an adult.
MacgieMay H.irrititfton. daughter of^Dan and Bridget Harrington, died yester^^day morning. The funeral will Ire held^this afternooti at'.' o'clock from the family^residence, Xo. Kl* North Wyoming street.
CcrilloHonvincin. a native of Austria,^James P. McCarthy atitl I'atriek Sheehan,^also of Ireland, yesterday inaile their dec^^larations of intention to sMMM citizens^of the United Stales and lesik out their^first papers.
Therewas no Imll mm yesterday after^^noon on account of unfavorable weather.^Helena and Uullc will play two sjbjn this^afternoon for one admission, and these^mill be the last games of the season, with^the exception of ila-- deciding champion^^ship games. The fir. i game w ill Ire called^at 1 o'clock.
Annualstatement Filed.^BfTTK, Oct. 1. The Alice Cold and Sil^^ver Mining company to-d ly tiled its an^^nual statement. The capital slock is^$10,000,(^K), ail of it paid in in property,^consisting of the Alice lode, Alice mill site,^C'urrv lode, Hooncy lode, buildings and^macliiucry^ The assets,Iresides the nlrovo^pro|ierty, include the Magna Charta, Val-^cleinere, Doston, Magnolia. KUinjE Star,^Walkerville, lllne Wing, MidnlgM anil a^}Hirtiou id' the 1 *a^ niasler lodes. Tlie-e-.i|^*^ital slock is divided into MkjOM shares, tho^latest quotations of which was 70 cents a^share in the New Ym-k iiiacket. No divi^^dends wore paid during tin' year, and the^company owes no secured or unsecured^debts except current evceiises. The re^^port is signed by Joseph li. Walker, presi^^dent: '.. II. Kariisworth, secretary, and a^majority of tho trustees.
Ofllcir Parser Talks.^Bl'TTF., Oct. 1.- Police tltllccr Pnrker^feels that an injustice has been dono him^ill suspending liini for '^')^ days, simply for^the alleged fivt|Ucnting of .^ sahsin and^without giving him a chance to disprove^the charge, lie denies that he has ever^hung around sahsuis or neglected his^treat, and there an- plenty of people who^go out across the gulch on Park street at^all hours of the night who are prepared to^testify that they always found Parker on^Ins beat and faithfully discharging his^duty. There is one thing certain, and^that is that since Parker went on the West^Park street treat there have lioon fewer^tough characters seen in that vicinity than^ever before. Parker says that at any rate^lie has never taken bribes from thieves, as^some of the men have done w ho am still^on the force.
hurtle tiatcs' i:.^i llresle.
Brn'K.Oct. I.- A warrant was issued^this morning for the arrest of Charles II.^(iates, the complainant Is'ing Dennett^Brothers *t- Co. of this city and the charge^that of obtaining money under false^pretenses. A few weeks ago (iates, who^appeared like a rancher, and said he^owned a ranch near Lloyd's, called at^Bennett's and purehased a complete out-^lit on credit. tendering his note for lUt)^due Oct. LTi. To-day information was re^^ceived tending lo show that (iates dis s^not have a ranch at the place indicated,^and that he had sold the out lit and gouo^to Ashland. Ore.
TWOOF THE FAIRIES
TheAlleged Robbers or Rancher Smith^Before the Court
THEY TELL THEIR STORIES
OneWitness Whose Teatlmony May^Result In Their Convlctlon-^Our Finest In the
Case.
Tl.elnsDe-laycil.
Bitit..^te-t. L- The (.real Northern^through train, due in Unite at 7 o'elm k^last night,did not arme in Helena until ^^o'clock this morning and reached Ihutc at^lioon toilay. The delay is uttrihuicd by^oneof the passrmgers to a w reck at Trcti-^ton. N. 1).. wli^i-e a fri'ight train was il.-^railed. se\etl car. being piled up. At (he^Crcat Ifortbem's oiliee in this ciiv n a-an^stated that the delay was due to the burn^^ing of a bridg'.' east of Crcat lulls.
.XIlin-i at Ian at inns.
BlTTK,Oct. I,^Tho follow ing mineral^locations were tiled with the county clerk^and recorder t.i-el.iv :
Venturelisle, unorganized district, by^John tl. Mcl'ive-n and o.hcrs.
(icitielisle. Suiniuit Valley district, by^William Lewis and others.
MMIfanntN kale. sfMarH of annual^improvements. Summit Valley district, by^Prank V. Whitman.
Hint! hslc. annual iniprov. incuts. Sum^^mit Valley district, by Trunk V. Whit^^man.
itraiCsiate VrsasCessj
Bl'TTr.I let. 1. The follow iug real es^^tate transfers were tiled for record sinco^our last re|iort:
J,A. Mewaii Kiel wife to l-'res A I'm^rot. lot I. block I. Valley a 1.11:1..n $ SjO ou
or. r.taitiet ai i.,th.. Montana '
Iriil.light Ot ^a^ uvei Hie Mill View
luucshbbbm n
Noticeto OaaMsassja ^ ^^minutees.
Weore prenatTil to m ike prices on^campaign ton be*. II. J. iSluiue, 76 West^Park.
Dr.Moad. dentist, nt the Windsor ho^^tel, on account of rcc-civinu n large stock^of artificial teeth, has reduced tho price^tor good sets to
Donot fail to trv one of llc^ man A f'ur-^rai's celebrated i'uget Sound nvstcre-ruili*
eaters.Nevada baaapla Banana, US Main^street,
Uoggb (.^ i man Salve for cuts, son's and^burns. Then' is none lietter. Be sure-^jouget Beans'. 1'or sale by all druggists.
Ifyou wish to buy a first-class piano or^oruan ern easy terms, go lo Orion Hros..:tOIi^K. Main.
Watches at cost, iiudavs. L^ ;.^, Ihe Jew^^eler, Ow t:e^ block.
Bctte.Oct. 1.^The investigation into^tho recent robbery of Archie Smith of^Anaconda on Galena struct, was continued^in Judge McMurphcy's court to-du), and^again tho court nsim w as crowded with^an inquisitive crowd of expectant sighi-^seers. Mr. Smith was put on the stand^first and asked a few unimportant ques^^tions in regard to how his clothes were^lying on the stand when he was robbed.
AttorneyHuffy then moved for the dis^^missal of Mattie Wilson, one of tho de^^fendants, and quoted a number of author^^ities tending to show that the testimony^of an accomplice, or detective was not siif'^flcicnt to convict unless corroborated by^other evidence. Huffy then proceeded to^roast ex-Officer Griffiths unmercifully. He^called him an unblushing perjuror, and^said that he stood in with all the robberies^that had been committed on Galena^street. He said: ^There sits 'Sailor^Jack,' tho lowest and most degraded of^womankind, but I would rather stand in^her shoes to-day than those of Grifliths.^She is one of the most disfigured, de^^graded, dissipated and despised creatures^on earth, corrupt and impure, but when^^ he occupies a front seat in heaven Grif^^liths will Ire rustling rak^--olfs in hell.
Courtthen udjoiirned until :.' o'clock.^On reconvening the judge overruled the^motion to dismiss one ol the defendants,^and said that neither one of them would^ho dismissed until the close of the trial.^DulTy look an exception.
KmmaMorris, known as ^Sailor Jack.**^who had BesSJ subpoenaed w ith a view of^dispuoing Griffiths' testimony relative to^receiving money, was the llrst witness^called. Huffy asked her if Criltllhs did^not tell her not to give Cautwell any^money, and if she hail ^rake oils^ lo dis^^tribute he wlrs out for the 1st 11 It^. I.i|.|i'll-^rott objected to the question and the court^sustained tho objection, stating that the^witness need not criminate herself ami^that t,nitidis was not on trial. Duffy then^moved to strike out that purl of OrnSttns^testimony relating lo the witness, but the^motion was overruled. The witness^stated thai on the evening on which^Smith wasnihls-d she had a conversation^w ith (iiilllths, at which tune hi* told her^that if she had any money to givi it lo^linn und not to giif t .unwell uii)thing.^She sai.l she did not know what he meant^iii telling her that.
NellieMcGiiinis was next called, but as^her evidence w as all against Griffiths, t he^court refused to hear it on the ground that^lie w as not on trial.
Joel.cClarc, w ho keeps a saloon at No.^!I7 Last Galena, testified to having put up^KMhasl far the two women when they^were sjfsjetoa on Monthly nijihi on Un^^charge of running a house of ill lame. It^was ins ow n money. He said thai Gntllths^came in a little later and said that if bo^did not have s|7a ^MSB the women would^both be up in the county jail before mid^^night. Ho gave him the $175. On the^evening that Smith was roblsnl he sow^Smith and Cautwell together. Smith^said he though', ho was rohtssl at No. M^)^Last Galena, the house next door west of^the witness^ saloon. L iter on Let tare^said that ho would try and Und out w ho^robbed Smith, and Grilfith* ssid that ho^knew all about il. The witness Said that^Cantwell was not present when^he gave Grifliths the $17.'.. but^he thought he was out cm^tho sidewalk. Some time about HI or 11^o'clock on the night of the robbery he took^two Iroltlcs of w ine into the back nsnu of^the sahsui where some parties were drink^^ing. Maltie paid for it and he could SB*^member that she ami Mattie were there,^bin could not say whether Griffiths and^Cantwell WOTS present or not.
Thewitness was asked if Cantwell did^not drink MST instead of wine, but be^could not remember that nor how many^glasses he took into the room, lie said^that lu- supposed that the HJg which he^gave to GrtflfltllS was for a board for the^other woman.
OlllcorPal Cantwell was next called, lie^said that he never received ^.'. from^^Sailor Jack^ or anyone else, and that ho^never gave Grilfiths any money. He said^thai during all the tune that he had been^on duly on Galena street he had never re^^ceived a rettt from auylKsly, and I -vore
thatGntfiihs' teatfeBosrj ^u regard to UitM
waswholly false. Hs sal ' thai th** women^on trial hail never admitted in his heat ing^of having stolen money from Smith or^hii.Vone else. He s.nd that the fe7^M which^he sssjsrrsd lroui Grilhths was not^given to him through any previous^understanding, ami ihalhe banded H to^Detective Rhodes on lbs da\ follow lug the^robbery. Sadie Williams and Mattie Wil^^son were examined and both claimed that^they had Bet or seen Smith until became^there with the marshal after the robbery.^They swore that Cautwell was not in the^saloon w hen they had their conversation^with l.c Clare, and that they did not drink^in tlsSBBieOH W illi citticr Cantw ell or I,ni^^tidis. This was the substance of their^evidence.
BollsFoster also testilled in the same^strain. At the close of lhe teslimoiiv of
thetwo ilsfi^ndenls( John Hunter,soar*
peiiter.who Uvea in the hover part of the^lowttundwho happened to lie among the^spectators, went to Attorney paschal, who^appeared for the prosecution, ami told^him that he knew something about the^case. He was placed on the stand and^swore that betsrssn :'. and 4 o'clock on^Monda) aficnoon he saw Smith, th^ coin-^plaining w itness. going into th.-house is'-^i ill.led In the two defendants. Ho thought^Smith looked and aeteel like a stranger in^the city, and he told him not to go in^there as the initiates were women who^robbed everyone who came within their^reach, and if he had any moncv about it nil
heha^l batter stay out. wraith.however,
wenton ill, in spite of Hunter's warning.^Hunter's testimony was the-most import^^ant piece of evidence of the day and cre^^ated quite a sensation. It substantiates^Smith's evidence* in regard to tho place in^which lie was rerbbed and lhe tinir he en^^tered the house, and disproves the story^of the defend.mis, Sadie- Williams and^Mattie Williams, who both swore thai^ihey had never seen Smith unld he was^brought there by the marshal after the^robls-rv. Hunter fiirnishc.t the last link^intheehuiu of evidence rstasjroa by tlie
p.-osce-Uttoll,ulu! it would seem to make
c.ii\icti..ii certain. After the evidence
wasall in the attorncv s deeielesl to submit^the- e-ase without argument, and Judge
MeMiirphevreesrves bis decision until 10
0clock on Monday.
Thisat'iertuHiu's proceeding* servi-dta^make cx-l'oln e OMi. ^-r Griffiths wanner
undertin- collar sad be is wore deter*
minedthan ever to show up the irregular^^ities in the police- department. He piom-^ise-s some- interesting and astounding^developments nt Tin-dav night's meeting
ofthe polietiumission, and States that
hewill be prepared in abundantly prove
everyone ol Ins assei lions. Ho |ms fact.
figuresand dates for c\entiling and inti-^mates that he has a dead sine- e-ase against
several policemen ami others in authority,
exceptingChief Gra^. Grillllhs aays that
beis confident that Ire could getf1fln^or
tVMito get out of town, but bo would|iot
leavefor $10,000,| !
COLUMBUSDAV.^It Will Be Aeeroarlatelf Celebrate* la^This City.^Bpttk, Oct. L^Tho public scbotdsl' of^Butte, in common with those of the e-njire^country', will engage in a public crb^Hon of the four hundredth anniversat^Columbus day on Oct. 21. Conuuen lag^at !i o'clock tho same programme w ill^renelereel in every nsjm anil all |*n-n^pupils and people interested arc int^to attend. Tho following programme^lie presented:
I-Anthem^latts OsM
'JIte-HflhiK ^^f prci Mi nt's proclamation.
I I reclamation^Oar fstSJ
4Song-Our .Sail^! K
r.Kssav-Ilovhoesl of Coliinil
it Iteailliig ^(sic for Cnhiiii
tJMMIsesSBS^fuluinhla. II
I IbHsy^The [*ublle ee-lusrl Syst
!iThe i'nlitri-kk ^The .Mi aaiug of tl^'l oi*
Cellllirg-s.''
l-'roiiii'nnlh'* Cewsistsem.
10SotiK^llefore All IJBt
Thepupils in each building will QUo^participate in tho following progranBkie!^1 ltalsing of Bar flag h^ the veterans.
I Salllte to IBS (lag I.V |ill|lll(.
a-Ai-kiiovvieelneinentof ^jik11'ravcr e
Se rlH^re,
4-Sunn--Aiite'rla.''
The^i. A. K. w ill turn out in forcton^tins ise asion and the exercises will bo
madeas beautiful and impressive ask^-
siblc.A full turnout of citizens is desied.
.What tbe Leaders in the Parties^Busying T.en;el,es About.
SAINTSWhere to
ANDSINNERS.
Btni:.^be held in
christianchurch-services will Ire omjted^owlnj; tu the repairs in progress at I'M .-illy ball.
A.M. I:, church Charles t iishliigls rrv, |ias-^tor. I're-nehlng at it ti. m. rtiil k p. m sttarlay^school at :i o'clock.
SouthBaKW VI I^. church^V. A. tiniler,^tnr. Suinliiv s.-lmoi at iiiatet preaching at^in.: service In the cvenlnv ut 7:^l.
|*|ss||ii||sBiibBisb Win B. J. (-rosevrlil.^pasior. Morning service at ii a in.: avealug^servlci' at 7 :^ip. nr.; Sunday school at -:*i.
lierniaiiClitic-ran church On West Sttvcr^rtreet, neiir tlskets street. AS Hurt! In -. pasjer.^Regular service al IU:aO :^. la.; Huuelu) se-hoel at
im.
loncrcgatlonal ehurcli-Ke-v. I.. A. llolp. aar-^tor. Marnlns servlee. it a. in.. SBbieot, -yho^Ilaptl^iu of Christ;^ Stinilay scIkmiI. t.'iii.j V. I'.^S. of ^ . p. al 11:1.^. P. in.; evening set vac, 7:S0^111., subject, ^iii It. hut not of It.
Flrt baptist church ltcv. A. W. Crave,^pastor Snl.Ji-cl fur ii a in . ^Working Together^with tiisl:'' eoiuuiunii.ii after morning ssrvh-e;^isbjert for t::ui |i in . ^Iz-ssons from Hi^ llrize^IthiL- ninl the Turf;^ Sunilaj sclnrul at \\!:M:^mii-tiiiK of It. V. I'. C. al u ..10.
POLITICALPOT-POURRI
ire
APPOINTEDCOMMITTEES
Mootingof the Democratic County^Central Committee-What the^Campaisrn Clubs are^Doing.
Bt'ttk.Oct. 1. -The democratic county^central e-oiumiin-u met this evening and^coujplcte-d its organiiatioii by tbe ap|^oint-^iiie-ut of the w orking committees for tbe^cauirjafgn. Tho committees were ap-^pointed ny Cbairmaii Valiton nud are as^follows:
Executive^'. E. Alsop. Miles Finlen,^eluslui Butler, Tim Gray. Hugh O'Donnell,^H. I. Wilson. James Mi-Nichols, John^Cumin and William Naiightoit.
holaitiilgU. J. Kennessy, M. J. Cou^^ncil, (eeoir Lnvellc, J. K. Clark. G. II.^Casey, 1L T. Wllsem. Dr. C. 1^. Hough, S. U.^Martin, W. H. Young.
FinanceWilliam Natighlon, T. E. Mc-^I^itiglilin, i. Mc.Ntchols, Mux La Lande,^H. S. Tattle. Con Sullivan.
Halland Bcooratioiis Ed N'evin, W. V.^B.imaruavi, H. C. Worthington, Daniel^Mealie-y, H. S. Tuttle.
XfieukersH. C Worthington, Miles^Finlen. Dr. C. P. Hough, C. E. Alsop, Will^^iam Naiightoit.
Muhie--TomC. Gray. J. J. Cotter, V. H.^Gall, llennis O'Neil, J. F. McAvoy.
KegisiratlouHugh O'Donni-ll, John^Koegsn. Dennis O'Neil. Ed Nevin. Justin^Butler, H. C. Worthiiigtau. Dan Meaney,^J. Parke-r, Hans Young, 1). D. McLaugh^^lin.
Judgesand clerks for thtv ensuing^eieetlein were selected nnel will Is^ recerni-^inended to tho county commissioners^Mondav.
Thedemocratic central committee has^see-ureel us rooms for the e-umpaigu the^old Montana Machinery company ofheo^in lower Main sir.-e-t. Tbe Young Men's^Democratic club will also meet there.^The resrnis will l^o ready about Tuesday,^and the conitnitu-e will meet again that^night.
Col.T. I). Bannister went overto Helena^to-day to spe-nd Sunday.
TheihlSSIM IStlr club of the Pamrt aeldi-^tieru is preparing for a ere-at ini-eting next^Tuesday night. It will be held ut tho^lii-aiiud house.
PAXSONSSPECIALTIES.
The.Inures ll. tllulnc t'liili.
Bt'TTK,Oct. 1. The lieadquaiIsrsaf jbs^^James G. Illume Republican Lcaguo of^Hillte City. Montana,^ were dedicatee! to^^night. Tin- place was profusely eloeorateel^w ith Hags, hunting and pictures of Tom^I al ter. Harrison and Held,and republican^literature was scattered over a table. The^county ee-ntral e-oiimiittee also has rooms^at the- hcad^|iiartcrs. and a dozen or so^committeemen nu t to discuss the mom^de. ..rations and ask each other. ^Well,^how do things look'.'
Whenthe James G. Blaine club was^called to older, I'resident Long occupied^the platform ami Secretary Matti-on oc-^enpi.-d u se-at nol soele-vutcd. 'J'hi'i e \vei-^^^six privates present, among them Pro^^fessor Firch. w ho re-porte-d progre ss in or^^ganizing u flambeau club. Ho expects. 1^^get it into winking onler seiino time Ire-fore^election. At about this stage of Ibe pro-^ee-dings of Ihe James G. Blaine e-lub a^drum corps took paSBtaasM of the hall for^the purpose of practicing and the club ml-., r|i^j jtiruecl.
Notice.
Thetime for the registration of tho^i|tinlttie^d electors in election district No. 1,^embracing the following voting pn-e-iucts:^Anaconda. Nos. 1, -'. .'I, 4 and A: Blue Eyed^Ne-llie. No. IS: Stuart. So. 41; Cable. Ko.^1.1. and Mill Cree k. No. ml. prior te. the^ge-neral election ter Is. held on the Sth day^of November. A. 11. letC for the e-ounty of^Deer l.^slge. stale of Montana, w ill expire^at ltio'cles-1. p. in. on the 15th duy of Octo-^Is r, A. D. ML
M.Martin,^Kegistry -Vgctit.
Beggs'Cherry Cough Syrup iswarranted^lo MBS e-eiughs and colds. There is none^bettor, Aab for and lie sure anil get^Beggs* A^ drst-class druggists keep it.
Mllllnerveipe-nliig.
Misslleering will display tho latest^st.vles in fall millinery on Monday. Oct. ;!,^ninl following days. Bonner block, W est^Granite street.
Paxson'sDcfnila is an excel^lent article for chapped lips ami^face, sunburn, tan, etc. A new^size, largest in the market. Price
Wanted.
AlsiittOctober Hllh, a small furnishei]^house, suitable lor family erf throe. Ad^^dress I'. tl. Irox L's. Ilutie.
cents..
THE
Paxson'sDiamond lirantl^fly paper is the largest^made, Catci.cs more flics.^5 cents.
;tickysheet^Price
BEST
OurBeef, Iron and Wine is^great seller. Pint bottles Si.ox
0.K. LEWIS ^ CO..
BUTTK.MOXT^Telfpl.on* No. 271.
AColltctioo of Tea Gons and Wrap^^pers that are Tempting.
inEarly Sale of cioaTs-Want of Room.
YpsllantlUnderwear.
Theabove cut represents only one of
themany styles of Tka Gownn and WkaI'-^PKIIS that we- have- just received. Such a^collection of styles were- never shown here^before ami combinations ot colors that^urc entirely new and very suggestive. \Ve^^have them frees the very cheapest and^upwards and invite you to sis. them. If^you cannot purchase- you may ge-t ideas^that will in- advantageous to you in jour^sewing at home.
CrownBridge Work a Specialty
DENTISTRY
WITHINTHE^REACH OF ALL
PRICES;
flexibleRubber Plate
CelluloidPlate
IndishRubber and Teeth Plate...^Hack Rubber Pink (itime Plate....
AluminumPink tlume Plata
WhiteCrowns
Holdlink e.ume Plate
Goldi ro-.vns
AmalgamKii lngs from 11 up.
fiolilI lllluga frum t'J up.
Testlinxtract ^ d sphuut pain
.t^ss
..10 09^.. IS Ot^.. V2 M^. 20 00^.. S 00^. T 00^, 7 00
... 1 i
Cloakand Suit Dcp't.
IS
I'uxson'sTonic Elixir is a pure^ionic for strcncjtlicnin^ an^i invifr-^oratino; the .system, incrcasinr;^ti'.c appetite anil t ming th;^nerves. $1 00 per bottle.
NONE
ThreeStar Cough Syrup is^mad: by us and guaranteed. Trice^50 cents per bottle.
TOO
Taxson'sDentala is a harmless^and greatly used tooth powder,^l'ricc 25 cents per bottle.
GOOD.
Joweh-yat cost. M liny*. Leys, tbo Jem^e-ier, Uwslcj hlis'U.
PlnnciTitiillig and Itcpatrinx
Proniiitlyatletidcd to. We have one of^tin- beat men in the profession 111 ehar^-u^eil this de'li.irtnictit.
I'll:;BltKRMAV MiMi l n..
L'litNorth Mam Siri-et,^^MtSB, Montana.
li tn BM Hands.
Hanllrcw of Kast Summit sires! Ii.isi^piiii hascel Con Hays' saloon, corner t'o|s^^per and Main stre ets, and will be pleased^to meet all his old friends Slid licit.
Hoggs'l.ivcr l'ills area mild laxative^ami act directly 0.1 tho live^r and kidneys^as well as the bowels. Try them. All^diuggists.
(11I'l.ervvK'.ts of lire choicest varieties^for all occasions, for sale by Mrs. W. .1,^l l lit.^lideli. No. U \Ve^sl QmrteMlBet.
Forcvcrythins in the music line call on^ei a.ldte, 1, The Shermiin Musis coni|^aiiy, '^1 Li. .North Main street. Hulls.
Miners'union puis. Leys, the Jewe!^r^Owsley bhx'k, only.
JOlKX VMSTir ENTCRPRIAE.
F.viiMrnThat was a stsvia' paper von^got out last wectl.
C'ot'xtryEditor^I'm glad to hear that^you were pleased with it.
KarmkuThem sh-ries you bad in nlK^at^tin-in fellars be-in' cured of long-stutidin' iLi-^. as-s ^-.t i ,^ the eiile'i-tainhrgist lot of u. v.g^I've ronei for 11 long time.^Purh:
You'dls^li;-vo in 1 at. nt medicines if they^didn t profes.* to cure- .-rvr;;fnlii|/.
And,you can't always tell the prescript i in^that ciu'v. by w hat you read in tbe papers.^So. p rhap.e, tbeiv's 110 better way to s.-ll a^renudv, than t^ t^ !1 the truth nlioiit It. sal^take th^ r-isA' ol Its doing just what it pro-^fess.-s to do.
Hr.llcree's Favorite Preseriptlen is r. it^a ^ oire-ei//,'' but i.e only ailapted to tl: ^l^dis.-n.ies BerWietr to women. It fejfllb a^sin l-i-ess ^f purjsiHC, bi-ing a jier/cif s;ss^^tt/Si in all eareans we.rkncsses, functional^ati I pninful .lis inlsrs pce-uliar to the sex.
It'ss jsivv.-rful, hiv igorsting tonic, ami a^soothing and st i-engthcniug Be-rviiie - -purely^ve ;etal'i.-. lN-rf.-etly hnnuiees. For BlocraJ^boas, disjil.iiviiienis, Isvaring - don 11 sensa-^MOBa, uiiiiutural discharge* cvorvthuar^bbats baaam ss a ^lumals ciMnpbuul'' ^ us
BJ- --Hive I'eUA-dy.
Taxson'sCitrate Mngnesia. Ask^your doctor, or any on.' who ever^drank a bottle of ours if it is not^tuperior to any BUMlfl la town. 35^cents a bjttle.
.VESTSIDE PHARMACY
R.II. PAXSON. Manager.
128West Par!; St., Opp OaaMI ScUitH.^la lit'. Mom an*.
Wehave bought more Lulie-s' and^Child reus' Cloaks than our room will hold.^lAcry rack, counter and table is full anil^se-veral case's more coming. What to elo^to relieve* the- bhs-kade Is the ^pic^siion.^We have decided to make a spkiiai.kkfkk^erf WM garments, e-onsisling of Heelers,^Ho\ (iaata. Kranklyn t 'oats. Kitssian Coats,^all new purehnse^s, :u to 'M inches long,^such as sold from $la ter f-'a at
Monday,Tncsdny und \\ islneselay are^the days ferr this sale. If 5011 contemplate^buying a Cloak this Winter, now is the^time. Kvery garment fre-sh and very^ehoiee-sl sty les of the season are- iue-liidcd^in this sale. A small payment w ill secure^one and you can pay halauco at your^leisure.
YP.S1LAXTIIM1KKWF.AR^for Laelies, Misse-s and t hildren. The^ernly perfect I'nderwear for progrcssive^IMsmle.
We-are-therole agents for Hullo anil^vicinity for this e-e-lr-hratcd and iincejuallcel J^iindi-i vve-ar. and constantly keep in stock^aH tiie principal kinds for ladies, misses 1^anil children. Vpsilanti I'nioti Suits in^All Wool, Silk. Kulhriggau and Merino.
VpsilantiShirts ami llrawers in nil the^various sty les of this mamifacturc. Our^prices 011 Vpsilanti I'ndervve'ar are cata^^logue prie-i-s and are just the same as^these- goods ore- sold for in Chicago or^New York. Catalogues furnished on ap^^plication.
OURSTORK
ISHEADQUARTEES
FOR
FALLDRESS GOODS.
O.K.LEWIS ^ CO.
Prompta'tention to mail orders. Samples
sen',on application.
MOAD.DENTIST,
PermanentlyLocated at
WINDSORHOTEL.
Butte.-- Montari*.
ASURPLUS SALE.
Havingpurchased for fall shipment over^400.0uo pounds of Canned Cooels, we have te^make room for them, snd consequent ly have to^sacrifice some of tbe Immense stock we have oa^hand. We have not space tn enumerate all the^bargain! we bare, but we call your attention to^slew:
^boxen London Layer Raisinsf 0 Vs
SiIh boxes 1 90
'Jins faulted Corn Beef 23
Ilb ^^^ is
1Hi l unch Tongue 3*
Bestquality 1 ailfurnla rears. i*r csso 4 ml
 P-ac-lies, ^ .... 4 01
Largecaur, Lemon Sugar, worth 7De li
Wehave Jiint received a e-arload of canned^corn ft out Portland, Maine, and will soil by tbs^case at U.'JO.
tcans Corntl on
cansSlfle.l Peai1 00
Picau* Tomateres1 oj
Qt*.1 russ ^ liiarkweii Vinegar 41
Franco.\iner.can^oii|rs, per qt cans M
Eglu rib p'eus Quaker 1 mis 101
liiil'oilsilU .1 ami lleiring, w hit.- Hoop. 1 GO^C-yi ar old e upper Distilled Wibskey, |ier
gaiS 00
Anyvarirt) of 4-vear-olu ealiforuiu Wine,
|er gal1 25
:-year-nWClaret wins, per gal SO
Impoited Pollnml illn. i*-r gal^ in
imp..tiedHcuneksv Pramly. pe: kottle... I m^i.inline.s .Me and Porter, per do*2 H
Wealso have- reeelvsd a e-arload of Mains,^ttaron and Ijtiel. and are m lllug Uone eis Ham^Bt HMO pfr pound.
Wehave the largest snd most complete stock^of Groceries In Hutte. and as we only liny for^rash ami from llrst bands, we can and Mill save^you -.o pe-r cent, un every dollar expended w it)^us.
UniteCash Grocery Co.,
PAIIKAND WYOMING STBKBT^^A. W. BRAY. Man agar.
HARRIS^ RICHARDS,
NEW
UNDERTAKINGPARLORS
BodiesEmbalmed and Shipped to All^Parts ot ths World.
Fifteenyears' experience, graduates^from embalming sohools, sad satis^^faction guaranteed,
OPENDAY AiHD NIGHT.
TelephoneNo. 339.
3IONorth Main St. Butte.
LayAside All Political Prejudices
Andvote for the People's Party candidate for Justice of the Peact%^Silver Dow Township,
G.M. GOLMAN.
verythinginShoes
A.DUCHARME ^ GO,
36Main Street, Butte.